Report volume 1
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Besides, our trade with that Island, of more value than that with any of the independent South Ame- rican states, has for years been regularly diminishing, under a dis- criminating duty of ten per cent, charged on importations from the United States, higher than on goods from any other country. From upwards of two millions of dollars, it has been reduced to about one million, and is now fast falling, it is said, into the hands of the French. The question of the recognition of this government wa...s clearly one, of much interest to the North. But, the slaveholding power, as usual, prevailed. When the subject was brought up for discussion, slaveholders resorted to the same machinery of intimi- dation and party-management, bywhich they have so long gov- erned the free states. They attempted to treat petitions on this sub- ject, just as they had done, petitions on the subject of slavery. December 17th, Mr. Wise moved to reconsider the vote, by which so much of one of the Haytien memorials, as referred to international relations, &c.
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Besides, our trade with that Island, of more value than that with any of the independent South Ame- rican states, has for years been regularly diminishing, under a dis- criminating duty of ten per cent, charged on importations from the United States, higher than on goods from any other country. From upwards of two millions of dollars, it has been reduced to about one million, and is now fast falling, it is said, into the hands of the French. The question of the recognition of this government wa...s clearly one, of much interest to the North. But, the slaveholding power, as usual, prevailed. When the subject was brought up for discussion, slaveholders resorted to the same machinery of intimi- dation and party-management, bywhich they have so long gov- erned the free states. They attempted to treat petitions on this sub- ject, just as they had done, petitions on the subject of slavery. December 17th, Mr. Wise moved to reconsider the vote, by which so much of one of the Haytien memorials, as referred to international relations, &c.
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